Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

Fanny Church has gone to McIndoes
to work for John Shedd in his board
ing house
DERBY
The children of the Cong'l society
viii produce the operetta ''Red
Riding Hood" next Friday evening
at the academy hall. A pleasant
entertainment is expected.
West DERBY
Services were held in the new Uni
versalist church at West Derby, Sun
dav. the 18th inst. Rev. F. Miller
preached the opening sermon to a
full house. Rev. F. f. Healey was
expected TO be present, but was de-
tanned by sickness.
Greensboro Bend
Mrs Harvey FAIR is dangerously
sick.
Mr. Martel is building a house at
the Bend.-A. Massey has rented his
house for year and gone to New
Hampshire.
J. W. Denning has lost one Texas
colt and has another one that is sick.
1t is rather a curious circumstance
that nearly every man who invested
in the the Texas horse is sick.
Glover.
Earnest Workers at s. W. Clarks
Friday afternoon and evening next.
Mr.. Crosby is painting his house.
5. Wheeler has moved into Joe
Drew's tenement.
DR.. Wallace Scott paid his friends
and relatives a brief visit recently.
R. E. French has sold his fine car
rage horse to French Bros. of Bos-
| ton.
Regular meeting of Mason Post
will be held Friday, Sept. 30th, on
account of the fair.
At husking at @. L. Grey's, last
Thursday night, two hundred baskets
| of corn were husked.
J. E. Dwinell has erected a street
lamp in front of his buildings, which
is quite a convenience.
D. L. Dwinell and wife are to
move to Barton Landing. Mr.. Bar
rows will occupy their tenement.
Burleigh Spaulding and wife are
home from Dakota on a visit. Mr..
Spaulding will return soon, but his
wife will prolong her visit some
weeks.
John Morrill, and wife from Frank
lin Co., are visiting at Asa Chamber
lain s.-Mrs. DR.. Hill is home for a
visit.-Mrs. Bell Gray is spending a
few weeks in town.
The Caledonian had a pleasant
account of a surprise visit at Mrs.
Stark's at E. St. Johnsbury on ac-
count of the proposed removal of
Mrs. Stark to Glover, and also of
the announcement of the marriage
Of Miss IsoIa Gates. a daughter, to
| Charles 5. Phillips OF Glover. Pres
ents, congratulations, and good
wishes abounded.
Our people had the pleasure of rs
tening to Mrs. Mary a. Livermore on
Friday night, and her lecture was of
highest merit, not alone because of
its character as a literary production,
but for the doctrines, teachings and
truths it contained. We bespeak for
her very large audience, should she
ever come to this town again.
ira-btIrgh.
Capt. Eben Grant will build a new
house on his place.
VIM. Rollins is moving to West
| Glover. He has taken Mr.. Lewis 5
| farm.
Taplin & Rowell are having quite
a ''circus'' with the Texas mustangs
they bought at Barton the other day.
The concert given by the Nichols
family was a good one. The Esprit
ualist" entertainment was rated a
first class humbug.
Geo. Beede has his cider mill in
good working order and is working
up apples every day. He can fur
nish cider by the gallon or barrel.
A promenade concert will be given
at Darling's hall, Albany, on Friday
eve, Sept. both, by the Craftsbury
cornet band. All invited; ladies
free.
The Lyndonville boys played the
Irasburghs at base ball Wednesday,
score IS to y in favor of the Lyn-
donvilles. On Saturday our boys
played the Albanvs and won, 81 to
%.
Willie Mccain. revivalist has
been invited TO hold a series Of meet
ings here under the auspices Of the
two churches, commencing Sept. 9th.
Mr.. Mccain has been very success
full in other fields and we look for
meetings of great interest.
Lowell
Mrs Albert Stebbins is quite sick
with fever.
Mrs. Paddleford, Of New Hamp-
shire, has been visiting her son, r.
ID. Harding.
George Watson has purchased FL
bridge Sawyer's team and viii occu-
py his hotel in this village about Oct.
Ist. r. d. Harding viii go to Bos-